David Bowie released 'Scary Monsters' following his influential Berlin Trilogy, creating a successful culmination of his 1970s work.

Cosmic horror was built on stories of the impossible eternity that is the cosmos, with writers and filmmakers refining this ...

Narrator: What makes "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" so, well, scary are the monsters. The disfigured Jangly Man and the bulbous Pale Lady look as if they've been simply lifted from the '80s ...

The monster is scary and the tension is well-tempered. Even the footprints in this movie are scary. The ending is a bit of a cop-out, so I recommend you turn off the movie when you think it’s over.